Tatiana Baskakova is a London-based, Russia-born visual artist and potter who uses clay and printmaking to explore themes of belonging, nostalgia and embodiment. She makes and fires work in a co-operative ceramics studio she founded in London in 2014. Her latest body of work is comprised of a collection of ceramic apples reflecting on different aspects of human psyche and personal autobiographical narrative.
Press & publications
The Battle for Lewisham: how co-ops are reinvigorating communities, Evening Standard, Kemi Alemoru 15 May 2024
London Potters Magazine no. 220 April/May 2024
#SpaceFlower, kuboaa Issue 4, autumn 2018, edited by Robert Carter
Generation co-op: What happens to youth co-ops when young co-operators grow older? Coop News, 24 August 2016
The young co-operative campaigners fighting for a fairer economy , Huck Magazine, 26th May, 2016
Studio Snoop: Ceramics Studio Co-op, Art Licks Magazine Issue 16, Spring 2015, by Lily Hall
Русские художники за границей: письмо Татьяны Баскаковой – Александр Певак, Теории и Практики, 28 июля 2014 in Russian
Счастливый Архипелаг, Арт Хроника, 4 Мая 2014, Андрей Шенталь in Russian
Татьяна Баскакова, Гость ЖВ, Юрий Трошин, Жуковские вести N31, 24-31 Июля 2012 in Russian
Guiding you through ceramics project
If you’re seeking support for a ceramics project or need assistance with firing ongoing artwork, feel free to reach out to me and my studio, Ceramics Studio Co-op. Simply drop us a message via the contact form. Our well-equipped studio in Deptford, South London, has years of experience overseeing projects of all complexities, and we’re here to help.